Compatible with some PC98 models that can use AT joysticks on laptops News release released Standard price: JSC-1 9,800 yen (pr...
Compatible with some PC98 models that can use AT joysticks on laptops
News release released
Standard price:
JSC-1 9,800 yen (preliminary price)
Contact:
Computer Technica Co., Ltd. Tel.045-476-2233
Computer Technica Co., Ltd. will release a PC card type interface board “JSC-1” for connecting a joystick to a laptop computer from June 18th. The price is planned to be 9,800 yen.
JSC-1 is a PCMCIA TYPE2 PC card with a D-sub 15-pin (AT standard) connector for joysticks directly attached to the card.
【Feature】
- 32-bit enabler attached, Plug & Play operation possible on Windows 95
- Compatible with Windows 95 genuine joystick driver
- Can be used with a joystick for PC AT
- Can also be used with DOS-based software such as Microsoft Filight Simulator Ver.5.0
- Compatible models are DOS / V notebook and PC98 notebook with PC-9821Np migration (excluding PC-9821Ne, PC-9801NX / C, NX / A, NL / R, Epson notebook is not supported)
- I / O used: 04D2H (fixed) SB16 (98) compatible game port, 0201H game port
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